our Projects

The Institute’s Indigenous Women’s Sustainability Knowledge Exchange Program focuses on what sustainability means through a First Nations gender justice lens, exploring how our knowledges of caring for Country and community reflect sustainability, how our voices can influence local to global spaces making decisions for our futures, and what sustainability looks like in practice connecting with our International Indigenous sisters. Our Inaugural program took place in Indonesia.

In July, over 50 First Nations women and non-Indigenous collaborators came together on Bunuba Country for the inaugural Wiyi Yani U Thangani Co-Design Camp. Hosted by June Oscar AO, the Camp was an opportunity to gather, connect and embark on a focused exploration of peacebuilding and how to support and connect First Nations women's movements continent-wide. This camp began the foundations for infrastructure to host camps ongoing.

More information coming!